Pilot Escapes Reds In Laos Heading Home
Lt. Charles F. Klusmann a U S Navy jet pilot shot down in central Laos in June escapes to Thailand and boards a U S transport home An informed source said he flew from Udorn Thailand to the United States recovery and medical care followed at Udorn and the embassy announced his transfer home Klusmann 30 previously based on the carrier Kitty Hawk wife Mrs Sarah Klusmann in San Diego said she is elated but not surprised by the escape.
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Philippines
Charles F. Klusmann
U.S. Navy
Laos
Thailand
Klusmann
U.S. Military Air Transport Service
United States
Udorn
U.S
Vientiane
Calif
Sarah
Navy
White House
Washington
Plaine — Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Kitty Hawk
Red Cross
Soviet Pravda accuses China of vast land claim
Pravda asserts China has maps claiming over 500,000 square miles of Soviet territory and aims to annex Burma Vietnam Korea Thailand Malaya Nepal Bhutan and Sikkim. It labels Mao Zedong’s stance as escalating in a cold war and warns mutual border revisions would worsen tensions and trigger conflicts.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Comese
Texas
Communist Party
Pravda
China
Burma
Viet Nam
Korea
Thailand
Malaya
Nepal
Bhutan
Sikkim
Peking
Mongolia
World Communist Movement
Mao Tze-Tung
Mao Tze- Tung
Chuckle: season shows numbers on sweaters not on players
A humorous note highlighting how football season prompts attention to numbers printed on sweaters rather than on players themselves. The joke suggests fans focus on jersey numbers as a visual cue during the game.
South Viet Nam Amid Resignation and Rising Strife
Vice Premier Nguyen Ton Hoan resigned citing lack of authority in the Khanh government as Buddhist leaders threaten a general strike over reforms. Students demand vetted candidates for a new National Assembly within 60 days. In Da Nang, vigilante students besiege a theater holding a former army officer under house arrest as tensions rise.
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Roy Essoyan
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Nguyen Khanh
Reeveee
Khanh
Hoan
Dai Viet
da Nang
Tham Kim An
Encephalitis Hits Twice In Cincinnati
Health authorities probe a second suspected encephalitis case in Cincinnati. Dr Kenneth I Macleod confirms one case and says it will take about two weeks to determine if the Houston virus is involved.
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Cincinnati
Kenneth I. Macleod
Houston
Tex
Three-Year-Old Rescued From Abandoned Dry Well
In Fremont California a 3-year-old asthmatic boy fell 25 feet into an abandoned dry well and was rescued after three hours. Fremont officer Duayne Watson used ropes to lift Jerry Bettencourt to the surface as a crowd of over 100 watched. The boy was taken to Washington Township Hospital for observation and was reported in good condition.
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Fremont
Calif
Duayne Watson
Jerry Bettencourt
Washington Township Hospital
Rights Fee Is Defeated In Michigan
In Michigan the civil rights foes fared poorly as Rep. John Lesinski trailed John Dingell in a reconstituted 16th District. Governor Romney won renomination by a wide margin. Detroit voters backed a homeowners rights measure restricting interference with selling or renting property.
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Michigan
Dick Barnes
Detroit
John Lesinski
John Dingell
Elly Peterson
U.S. Senate
George Romney
Romney
George Higgins
Neil Staeble
Peterson
James O'Neil
Edward Meany
U.S
Philip Hart
Dingell
Lesinski
Dearborn
York Dies at 76 War Hero Alvin C. York Passes
Nashville AP reports Sergeant Alvin C. York, famed World War I hero and Medal of Honor recipient, died today after a decade of battling illnesses. He was 76.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Cincinnati Hotel Strangling Scene
Detectives traced a man from Jamaica New York identified as Gann, 47, as they investigated the death of Thomas Me found strangled in a Cincinnati hotel room. Robbery was ruled out after a wallet and $34 remained, with blood stains noted around the body and room.
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Cincinnati
Gann
Jamaica
N.Y
Thomas Mewas
U Thant Returns to Desk After Europe Trip
UN Secretary General U Thant resumes his duties in New York after a four day European visit. He met with officials and discussed international issues during the swing through Europe.
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New York
U Thant
Europe
Close Vote Seen in Senate Fight Over Social Security Health Plan
The Senate prepares for a pivotal vote on a Johnson backed Social Security health care measure for the aged. Senator Goldwater has flown from California to oppose it while Senate Leader Dirksen cautions the outcome may be very close.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Dirksen
House
Indonesians Paratroop Raid Fights in Johore Malaysia
Indonesia launched an airborne raid into Johore landing 30 paratroopers. One battalion and a police field force engaged the parachutists, killing one and capturing at least three. The attack follows a prior small seaborne landing and signals broader plans in Malaysia.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Dawi Tolday
Johore
Borneo
Jakarta
Luxannor Indonesia
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes proclaims the week of October 4 through October 10 as Fire Prevention Week in Ohio, aligning with National Fire Prevention Week observances. The proclamation emphasizes fire safety and public education across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Plastic cornea promises permanent sight restoration
An ingenious transparent plastic cornea window may restore sight to the blind. The disc shaped implant includes a removable central pane for later corrections. If successful in humans, it could aid thousands, with implants planned at Cedars-Sinai after trials at Boston.
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Chicago
William Stone Jr
American Chemical Society
Massachusetts
Boston
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles
Stone
Outside Agitators Expected for Baltimore Unrest
Baltimore officials warned of potential riots by outsiders amid 358000 Negro residents. Mayor McKeldin and Gov. Tawes said they had been told agitators intend violence. National Guard standby and 3000 police planned as precaution.
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Baltimore
National Guard
Theodore R. McKeldin
J Millard Tawes
Milton A. Reckord
New York
Harlem
Philadelphia
LBJ Seeks FBI Probe in Baker
President Johnson asked the Justice Department to request the FBI investigate Sen. Williams's charges that builder Matthew Mel Closkey paid a 5000 kickback on the DC Stadium contract. Williams cited 25000 of 35000 allegedly funneled into the 1960 Democratic campaign.
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Washington
Johnson
FBI
John J. Williams
Matthew Mel Closkey
Williams
Senate
White House
George Reedy
Justice Department
Sen. Willians
Reedy
Democratic National Committee
Weather Outlook for Local Area
Forecast calls for good weather next 24 hours with slightly higher humidity tomorrow. Expect a cool night tonight and temperatures rising into the 80s tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 84 and tonight’s low is in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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George Bettencourt
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Jerry
Gary George Bettencourt
Mrs. Bettencourt
York Is
Goldwater
Bill
Kennedy
By Alton Blakeslee
Hirotsugu Yasuda
Miguel F Refojo
Bernard Schmidt
Rochester
N.Y. Paterson
N.J
LBJ
Baker
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Feduiexes
Crane
Eee Tennanes
Pia Aereree
Sree
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